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On the page /admin/config/services/bynder the description for the "Account domain" field is described as:
Provide your Bynder account domain, typically [name].getbynder.com.
I've just been informed by our Bynder Onboarding Manager that this should be [name].bynder.com.
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Comment #2
alexanderj commentedHi. i try work on it.
Comment #4
alexanderj commentedI made some minor changes, let me know if you have more places to change. please review
Comment #5
alexanderj commentedComment #6
ramonvasconcelos commentedI'll review it.
Comment #7
ramonvasconcelos commentedAll the places
[name].getbynder.comappeared seem to be corrected.Comment #8
berdirFWIW, our test instance is getbynder.com. I'm fine with changing it, but it already says typically, my assumption is that it can also be something entirely different anyway.
Comment #9
safetypinI read "typically", but that made me think it was the default production configuration. I would think that a test instance would never be used in production. Is [name].bynder.com the default production domain? I tried to use getbynder and it didn't work in my staging or development environments. When I contacted support, i was told that i shouldn't be using getbynder anywhere. I'm very new to bynder, so I don't know much about it. I just figured getbynder was an outdated pattern.
Comment #10
berdirThere is no production/test with bynder, you just have your one instance.
> When I contacted support, i was told that i shouldn't be using getbynder anywhere.
That means *you* should not use getbynder, not everyone, there are different domains. it's even possible to have your bynder instance on your own domain, like bynder.foo.com. You just have to use whatever you use to log into bynder.
bynder.com does seem more common now, so fine with the change.
Comment #12
berdirMerged.
Comment #13
berdir